Before this launch, the Brazilian motorcycle scene was dominated by traditional petrol-powered models. Commuters often relied on motorcycles from the FZ series, which were popular but limited in terms of eco-friendly alternatives.

With the introduction of the Factor DX, everything has changed. The model not only retains the core features of the standard Factor 150 but also brings additional enhancements. Priced at BRL 18,990 (approximately INR 364,000), it offers an appealing option for budget-conscious consumers.

Key specifications of the Factor DX:

• The motorcycle can run on various blends of petrol and ethanol.
• It includes Pack Plus accessories like USB charging ports and a main stand.
• Available in three vibrant colors: Titanium Grey, Racing Blue, and Midnight Black.
• The engine is a 149cc single cylinder producing up to 12 bhp with ethanol.

The motorcycle’s design features LED DRLs, revised graphics, and painted wheels—elements that enhance its appeal to younger riders. It also boasts a kerb weight of 133 kg and a fuel tank capacity of 15.4 liters, making it practical for daily commutes.

Experts suggest that this move could significantly impact consumer choices in the Brazilian motorcycle market. As more riders become environmentally conscious, Yamaha’s flex fuel technology might set a new trend in commuter motorcycles.

Still, questions linger about whether this model will make its way to other markets like India. Officials have not confirmed any plans for an Indian launch yet.

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